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| sent on July 25, 2014 (23:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
beautiful series of photos!!
Regards Bruno bella serie di foto!!!!!
saluti Bruno |
| sent on July 26, 2014 (20:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Bruno, glad you liked the series of "my Varese"
a greeting,
riccardo Ciao Bruno, felice che ti sia piaciuta la serie della "mia Varese"
un saluto,
riccardo |
| sent on October 12, 2014 (22:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Photos of architecture I like and this is no exception, for it both ways I would cut only up to the first floor in Cordolino not to unbalance the picture, of what remains of the pylon clones with the pavement in seconds, if you are accustomed programs of PP;-)
Hello claudio Le foto di architettura mi piacciono e questa non fa eccezione, per salvare capra e cavoli io taglierei solo fino al cordolino in primo piano per non sbilanciare la foto, di quel che resta del piloncino lo cloni con il selciato in pochi secondi, se sei avvezzo ai programmi di PP 
Ciao claudio |
| sent on October 12, 2014 (22:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Claudio, thanks to the passage and the suggestion. I preferred going to redo the photos and I must say that it is definitely better without the curb and the pillar. Towards the PP programs I'm a little, very little, softening. But among the circle, friends and hammerers forum I'm trying to adjust me, in small doses, so that I am attending a course of PS (as I fell down:-(:-(:-(.) As much as I respect not offend me right in receiving comments harsh, if they serve to make me grow photographically and let me point out the errors that I make.
Thank you, Richard Ciao Claudio, grazie del passaggio e del suggerimento. Ho preferito andare a rifare la foto e devo dire che è sicuramente meglio senza il cordolo e il pilastro. Verso i programmi di PP mi sto un pochino, molto pochino, ammorbidendo. Ma fra il circolo, gli amici e i martellatori del forum sto cercando di adeguarmi, a piccolissime dosi, tanto che sto frequentando un corso di PS (come sono caduto in basso ). Per quanto mi riguardo non mi offendo proprio nel ricevere commenti duri, se servono a farmi crescere fotograficamente e farmi notare gli errori che commetto.
Grazie, Riccardo |
| sent on October 12, 2014 (23:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Ok you did well;-)
I recommend starting with lightroom and then if you become a magician switch to PS-) imho
Hello, claudio Ok hai fatto bene
Io consiglio di partire con lightroom e poi se diventi un mago passare a PS imho
Ciao, claudio |
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